


Disparity

by thespectaclesofthor



Series: Puzzle [2]
Category: Dragon Age: Inquisition
Genre: Anal Sex, Angst, Character Study, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Fingering, Hurt/Comfort, M/M, PTSD, Service Sub, Submission, Sweet Ending, Touching, Trauma, Vanilla Sex (not entirely well received), navel gazing, post trauma, this is one of the hardest things I've ever had to tag
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2016-11-29
Updated: 2016-11-29
Packaged: 2018-09-03 01:53:39
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,959
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/8691865
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/thespectaclesofthor/pseuds/thespectaclesofthor
Summary: Sometimes Bull needs something that would please most other people; but not Cullen.





	

**Author's Note:**

> I’ve been wanting to write this for ages. So, I decided to do it. I headcanon Cullen in _Stuck on the Puzzle_ as needing pain in order to get off. Without his masochistic desires being sated or met, he finds gentle ‘vanilla’ sex unfulfilling and even – in moments – distressing due to his perceptions of himself around subjects of weakness, frailty and fragility. However, being a service submissive makes this all very complicated.
> 
> It’s probably more of a character study than anything. I... *flails*
> 
> Er, probably won't make much sense if you haven't actually read _Stuck on the Puzzle?_

 

This was the third time.

Cullen wasn’t aware he’d been counting, but now that it was the third time, he thought he might have to not exactly get _used_ to it, but maybe accept that this is how it would be sometimes. At least once, perhaps twice a year.  

He didn’t know all of Bull’s jobs and missions. He asked every time Bull returned, but Bull wouldn’t always share, and sometimes by the haunted and grim expressions on the Charger’s faces, he knew to just leave it alone. Bull was someone who didn’t want to be drawn out in words and language, he didn’t like to be prodded. Cullen understood that too. He used to think he was the same way.

Still, Cullen lay on the bed and worried. For himself, and for Bull.

They’d talked about it last time:

‘I can tell you don’t really like it,’ Bull said the next morning, a troubled, withdrawn expression on his face. He looked well-rested, at least. Cullen had placed a small amount of citrus mead in his tea as a sweetener – something Bull had discovered he’d loved a year earlier – and left his own tea black. He wanted the bitterness.

‘I didn’t use the word,’ Cullen said, sipping.

‘Yeah, I know you. You don’t always use it when it’s stuff like _that.’_

Cullen rubbed at the tufts of his hair and then absently tried to smooth them. The evening prior had been pleasant, even – by other people’s standards – _enjoyable._ But he had none of that bone deep satisfaction he had during one of their scenes, and he knew the only reason Bull treated him like that, was if he had gone too deep into his own past. Sometimes Cullen could lure him out of it, but sometimes, Bull dragged him into wherever he was, and plied him with gentleness and sweet, pain-free sex that set Cullen’s mind to racing as he tried to deal with his own discomfort and give Bull whatever he needed.

‘I’d use the word,’ Cullen said finally. ‘I’d use either of them.’

They had two now. ‘Katoh’ to stop everything, and ‘Kost’ to slow things down. Cullen had learned that sometimes he just needed to _breathe,_ and though Bull was exemplary at spotting those moments, he made mistakes.

‘I need it, sometimes,’ Bull said in a hesitant manner that didn’t suit him. It was more of his past clinging to him. _Maker, what did your clients have you do now?_ ‘I could get it somewhere else. Maybe I shitting well should. But I want it with you.’

‘I know,’ Cullen said. ‘You didn’t hurt me.’

‘Cullen,’ Bull said, in that way that meant, _that’s exactly what I mean._

‘You didn’t _harm_ me,’ Cullen said, and then grit his teeth together. ‘Does it help? Did it help?’

Bull sighed and ripples spread out across the surface of his teacup. Bull’s was larger, painted with pink flowers. It looked like all the other pink bric-a-brac he’d brought into their house, except that Cullen had commissioned this. When he’d given it to Bull, he’d said that he’d found it somewhere. He didn’t know why he’d felt the need to lie about it, and the next morning – guilt-ridden – he said he’d had it made.

Bull’s reaction had acquitted all of his guilt.

Cullen’s teacup was one of the generic, cheap ones that they used at Templar’s Rest. Of course he’d had nicer, but he’d broken some due to morning stiffness and the cold in his hands.

‘It helps,’ Bull said.

‘That’s what matters to me,’ Cullen said. ‘No, look, it does. If I hated it, I’d use the word. I’m just not used to it. I don’t know what to do with it.’

‘Yeah,’ Bull said, tilting his head and peering at him in a way that made Cullen feel like he was wearing less than the shirt he’d hastily pulled on before making tea for both of them.

‘Maker’s breath,’ Cullen said. ‘I don’t want to talk about it. You’re either going to convince yourself that you can’t do it anymore, which is _not_ what I want, or this is going to be a conversation about something else entirely. This isn’t about _me.’_

‘Yeah?’ Bull said, smiling at him in that weary way he did sometimes when he knew Cullen wasn’t ready to budge on something.

Cullen rolled his eyes and left, his cup still on the table.

The rest of the day had been fine, and it was obvious that what Bull had done _had_ helped, and that made it all a lot easier to bear.

Still, now it was the third time, and Cullen lay naked upon the bed as Bull took up his other foot and carefully massaged around the bones of his left ankle. He had a look of deep focus on his face, and Cullen could still smell the soap from their bath, when he’d realised what Bull needed and fought an internal war between his discomfort, and wanting to offer himself up in supplication.

Bull’s hands always had a capacity for gentleness. But like this, Cullen felt as though Bull would rather destroy himself before causing any pain. He cradled Cullen’s ankle. His fingers were deft, easily compensating for those he lacked, and they were kind.

Cullen tried not to flinch when Bull touched his lips lightly to the bridge of the foot he held, and lingered there, just breathing.

It was like a woven spell. Bull would return and be without words. Not taciturn, just unable to really form them in the first place. Krem had warned Cullen that it happened sometimes, but Cullen had seen it for himself and he knew that wherever Bull was in his own mind, simple language would not draw him out.

Sometimes he needed to walk off on his own through the moors, with Staunch. Sometimes he took some of Cullen’s books and went into the woods, and then returned with them later, the pages dog-eared to mark his place and more light in his eye. But sometimes, it would be this.

‘Easy,’ Bull murmured, when Cullen tensed to feel the fingers moving across the back of his calf. It wasn’t even ticklish. Just pleasure.

Cullen tilted his head back, because he didn’t want to spit out all the words that were building in the back of his throat. None of them were the watchword, but he wanted to bait and irritate and annoy. He wanted to hack at Bull with some insult so that Bull wouldn’t think he was _soft._

_He needs this._

‘Easy now,’ Bull said again, his voice moving across Cullen’s ankle. Another kiss, and Cullen made himself focus on his breathing.

The very first time this had happened, Bull hadn’t been able to talk for thirty minutes at least. He’d undressed Cullen carefully in silence. He’d caressed him and been gentle and made Cullen feel _frail_ and Bull hadn’t even had the capacity to say a word. So perhaps it was some kind of progress, that he could offer some reassurance now.

Even that made Cullen feel like he was weak.

Pressure along the soft skin of the underside of his knee, and Cullen’s eyes closed as the firm strokes there were all warm texture. Cullen hadn’t even known he was sensitive there, the first time it happened. Now, he knew it was just one of the many layers of himself that Bull would show him, and he had to remind himself that this wasn’t about Bull trying to correct his need for pain, and it wasn’t about anything really, except bringing Bull back from whatever hideous place his mind had entered.

Hands ghosting over the hairs on his legs, which made him shiver, gooseflesh rising. Then Bull’s mouth followed. Above one of the small scars on his knee, and then trailing a line with his tongue. Cullen sighed, placed his forearm over his face.

His cock was still quiescent, but it felt good. If he’d been a teenager, maybe it would be plumping already.

Bull ignored it anyway, as he traced spirals into the skin at Cullen’s pelvis. Cullen squirmed a little, then laughed quietly. It wasn’t _that_ ticklish, but it was...something. He didn’t have a word for it. No one had touched him like this until he’d met Bull, and he didn’t know there was a whole spectrum between ‘feels good’ and ‘so ticklish I’m going to murder someone.’

Normally he’d say something, but there was a hush between them. Cullen could break it with sound, but he felt that only Bull should break it with words. After all, this was for him.

He knew that was strange. But time had taught him the things that he liked, and to lie there – unable to touch Bull, to allow himself to be an almost passive recipient of pleasure without the accent of pain – was nothing that Cullen would normally choose for himself.

Bull had told him once that Cullen liked service. It had been true enough, and not something that Cullen was particularly ashamed of anymore. Wanting to offer Bull what he wanted or needed at any given time – that was one of the few things that made this bearable.

Kisses now, on his pelvis. Cullen took a deep breath and made himself sigh it out. He could feel how Bull’s lips were chapped, and Cullen had more of the salve for them in a crate somewhere. He hadn’t imagined Bull needing it, the little pot was almost full before he’d left for the last jaunt that sent him back in this mood.

_He went somewhere dusty then, or sandy, or dry._

Bull braced himself with one hand, and with the other he palmed Cullen’s flank all the way down to his outer knee. Those slow, sweeping strokes that moved over muscle and scar and skin and hair. Cullen liked those. They reminded him of Bull checking him before a flogging, or the massages that turned his brain to syrup.

His nerves had mostly settled by the time Bull reached his sternum, there scraping his teeth gently, or licking spirals into his skin. Cullen wanted to reach up and touch him, but when Bull was in this mood, he was likely to startle. Sometimes Cullen wondered if he was really present. If he was anchoring himself back into Moorvale and their home, or if he was living somewhere in the past, proving to some other person that he was so much more than the Reaver that people didn’t bother to see past.

Then, Bull was kissing him, and this was something Cullen could participate in, and did. It was soft, soothing rather than rousing. Cullen still made a soft sound into Bull’s mouth without knowing it was coming. His throat working on a bittersweet anguish. He had to work to remind himself that this wasn’t about making him feel fragile, even as Bull touched him like he was spun glass.

Fingers in his hair, eventually. Not pulling or tugging, but feathering through. Bull was almost completely silent, Cullen’s breathing an uneven counterpoint.

When the kissing moved down Cullen’s stubble covered jaw to his neck, his legs shifted restlessly. This was even better. The faint threat of having a mouth at his neck – even one moving so gently – sent a shiver all the way through him. His exhale was harsher than before, and then he wished he’d swallowed it, because in response Bull moved away.

If Cullen sounded too pained, or if his breath caught as though he’d been hurt, Bull would shift.

Cullen had once asked tentatively:

‘Did you hurt someone? Is that why...?’

‘Nah,’ Bull had said. ‘It’s not like that. Couldn’t live with myself if it was like that.’

Cullen had wanted to keep asking questions. What _was_ it about? Why was that the thing that helped? Was there anything more Cullen could do? Why did it matter so much to not cause physical pain at all, even while Bull knew – if not in the moment than certainly later – how much internal conflict it caused Cullen?

For someone who challenged Cullen to not shut down in silence, Bull’s own way of coping was to lock his words up. At least he _did_ something about how he felt. At least in whatever he attempted with Cullen, he tried to save himself, where Cullen had no idea where to even begin.

His mind kept wandering. Cullen pulled it back every now and then, grounding into sensations that sometimes calmed him, sometimes made him fight the tension that wanted to rise in his body. Reflexive sentences scattered through his head: _Do you think I’m this weak? I don’t_ need _this! I know I’m sick, but Maker’s breath, don’t make me feel this way, please._

He never needed the watchwords. The distress was manageable, the service to Bull immense, and the honour of helping to bring him back from the dark by doing so little – except wrest himself to be what Bull needed from him – immeasurable.

Time passed, Bull encouraged Cullen over onto his belly, assisting the movement. More of those slow, long strokes and Cullen hummed, pleased.

He wondered if he would have liked this, and only this, when he was younger. Wondered how much of his constitution was because of the Templar training and how much of it made him determined to be a Templar and withstand the privations of it in the first place. Was there ever a time when he would have accepted this loving, gentle touch as his due?

He struggled with it now.

A new wave of anguish as Bull traced curlicues along the length of his spine. What if he could handle it the last two times, but not this time? He didn’t want to use either of the words, but this was not an easy thing to endure without Bull’s voice reminding him that he could, telling him he was strong, even telling him that he had to take it, because Bull wanted him to, and the only thing that would make that stop was Cullen using his words.

Could it be possible to need someone’s voice so much? Their reassurance? Even their threats and teasing and taunts?

He could try and imagine Bull’s voice, imagine Bull telling him those things, but it always devolved into his own voice, his own criticisms, and they weren’t remotely reassuring, even if they helped him dig into his own strength.

But what if he couldn’t manage it this time? What if the sensory feedback, the feeling of being weak, was too much? In Kinloch, there were times when the feeling of magic jittering on his skin had left him in a hardly coherent state. He’d snapped before. He didn’t want it to happen again, especially now.

And what if- _Oh._

Cullen felt a finger pressing tenderly to his entrance, and he almost held his breath. The first time this had happened, Bull had penetrated him, and it had- it had made it all a great deal more bearable. The second time, however, Bull had done something to him that he had called – the next day – ‘intercrural.’ Which Cullen thought was a complete waste of everyone’s time, and wasn’t certain what anyone would ever get out of it. It wasn’t even that he expected to come; for a start, it wasn’t his priority with sex and nor did it always seem to be Bull’s. It was just so excruciatingly _boring._

_Maker, please, I can’t believe I’m thinking this, but let it be like the first time._

Bull’s finger disappeared and Cullen made himself breathe slowly and evenly, and then he heard Bull reaching for the oil by the side of the bed and he still didn’t let himself hope, because Bull had used that the second time too. Just not to move inside of him.

‘Please,’ Cullen whispered, his head to the side. He was breaking the rules. He squeezed his eyes shut. He’d never been told any rules for this, but he _knew_ from the way that Bull stilled, the hesitation, that he’d broken them.

_For one moment can you not let something be about someone else? For just a single moment?_

He slowly blew a silent breath out of tense lips, his jaw aching. Bull would stop immediately if he knew Cullen was thinking like this, which was the opposite of what Cullen wanted, and the opposite of what Bull needed.

He never thought he’d need his Templar training while belly down on a soft mattress, but here he was, clinging to it to keep his unruly thoughts at bay.

Bull’s hand returned to the small of his back, fingers not slicked, and Cullen’s fingers twitched but he said nothing else. The contact was steadying, and it was warm. It was enough.

A shock then, when Bull moved his hand away again, back to the oil. When it came back slick, moving between the cleft of his ass, Cullen felt his breathing pick up, his heart turn to a heavy thumping in his chest. Because even if it didn’t hurt, there was something about this, about the invasion of it, about knowing it was Bull, about it being connected to so many other memories he had of _this_ – he could feel his cock twitching beneath him even now.

He wouldn’t come, but that heightened arousal was welcome.

Bull’s preparation of him was slow, but Cullen’s nerve endings there still sung and he felt himself sinking into it properly. He was distantly angry with himself, because no, it turned out that he could not – even for a moment – make something entirely about someone else. Bull would disagree with him, but he felt it deep in his bones, the words tied up with things he’d heard while starving and captured and bleeding, but never dying, because their magic and the elfroot wouldn’t let him.

 _Moorvale,_ Cullen reminded himself. _Not Kinloch, not Kirkwall, not Skyhold, but Moorvale. Home. With him. And safe._

Bull’s finger slipping deeper into him and Cullen felt himself begin to float upon it. His arms shifted so that he could rest his head upon his forearm, a faint sweat on his forehead streaking across skin. He hadn’t realised how warm he’d gotten, beneath Bull’s ministrations. He pressed his cheek to his fingers, to feel the chill.

Cullen had spent months trying to divine what it was about this act that was so profound to him. He’d come up with many reasons, all of them true, but the one that had shocked him most was that there was something of lyrium in it. In that moment of being taken over by something – or someone – else, in allowing something living into him, and in the pleasure-pain of it. For even when Bull was gentle, his fingers were broad, and Cullen had not seen him in some time, and he didn’t tend to keep himself stretched because he liked it; the way it felt to be almost new again, and Bull’s fingers and cock making him yield.

One finger, and then two, and then back to one, and then two again. Bull’s sureness in himself crushed beneath whatever plagued him. This wasn’t teasing to ensure Cullen’s arousal, even though it felt that way.

Once, Cullen had said:

‘You don’t always seem like yourself.’

‘Yeah?’ Bull had laughed over dishes, even as Cullen clumsily mended a shirt ripped during the lyrium withdrawals of one of their new arrivals. They could get new clothing easily enough, but donations to Templars who had deserted on the grounds of lyrium poisoning were, well...thin on the ground, at best. ‘I don’t always remember everything.’

‘That’s- That’s not like you,’ Cullen said, frowning. ‘Is it?’

‘It’s like a fog, or a song, or some other shitting thing. I can’t- I don’t even know. The first time, I didn’t know what was happening. In a trance, which – as a Reaver – not a fan. The Tamassran said it was a way to heal myself. Didn’t know what she meant then, still don’t really know now. Just knew that once I wasn’t hurting someone with it, I could do it again, and find my way back.’

‘It bothers you,’ Cullen said.

‘Yeah,’ Bull said, his eye suddenly flinty as he stared at Cullen. ‘Are we going to keep talking about this shit? Or do you have enough of it now?’

Cullen held up his hands and Bull’s eye had widened a moment later, and he’d apologised with suds on his fingers and wrists.

‘I like to _know_ about myself,’ Bull said finally.

‘And you don’t know much about that part,’ Cullen finished.

Bull sighed in response, and Cullen resisted the urge to stand and walk over and place his hand on Bull’s back. He knew in less than an hour, Bull would probably demand that they lie side by side on their shared chair in front of the fireplace. He’d ask when he was ready.

‘Bull,’ Cullen said quietly, ‘you might not understand that part of yourself, or even know that part of yourself, but you’ve shown it to me twice now, and I trust it. I trust you. I could hold that knowledge of you for you, while you still decide what it is. Maker’s breath, you could even try letting it be. Aren’t you always saying something about the ocean and the waves and the endlessness of the-’

Bull was laughing, a slow and almost silent sound that became proper rolling laughter. It made Staunch look up from where he’d been sleeping, his tongue lolling in sudden pleasure, wondering if the sound was meant for him.

Cullen had ended up with suds on his neck and in his hair, because Bull had come over and clasped his face and kissed him.

The memory of it made him smile now, even with fingers moving inside of him. Cullen felt well and truly loose, even relaxed. Bull’s fingers weren’t seeking out that gland that made his nerves sing, but they glanced across it occasionally. Cullen opened his mouth to his own fingers and licked them absently, and then again, and then took up the skin on the back of his hand in his mouth and bit wetly.

Bull withdrew his fingers, the sound of the bottle shifting as he gathered more oil to spread over his length. Cullen wanted to look back over his shoulder and watch, but the spell of silence between them was back, and he wouldn’t ruin it.

He couldn’t quite stop himself from grinding his hips down into the bed though. He shifted sideways at the same time, sought an almost painful friction for his cock.

Then one hand stroking slow spirals and swirls over his back, teasing through his hair, the backs of knuckles finding the sensitive skin of his armpit and stroking. Cullen sighed, nodded without realising he was nodding. Perhaps he would have loved this, if he had known it first. Perhaps in another lifetime, if he’d found Bull and his Chargers before he’d ever known the Templars...

No time to remind himself of how impossible that was, because Bull was pressing into him and Cullen yielded and couldn’t stop his breath from catching, or the moan that pushed free, and oh, he was so grateful when it didn’t make Bull stop.

His hands clutched at fabric and he panted into the sheet beneath him. It would never be easy. Taking Bull was never easy. He never _wanted_ it to be. He squirmed and the hand not keeping Bull braced over him, petted and soothed at his hip.

Cullen’s cock was hard beneath him, and when Bull was so far inside of him that he could only grind his pelvis against Cullen’s ass and squash Cullen’s cock into the bed, Cullen thought maybe one day he might come from this.

Still, it wouldn’t be this time. Bull’s rhythm when he started moving was slow, undulating. Entirely pleasant and soothing away even the sting of the stretch so that most of the pain vanished. Cullen closed his eyes and imagined that it was like a massage, something designed to feel good, but not end with him spilling at the end of it.

That made it easier.

Stamina was something Bull had in abundance, especially when he moved at this slower pace. With his free hand, he tousled Cullen’s hair. He traced the outside of his ear and then rubbed the space just behind where Cullen felt soothed in spite of himself and became boneless against the mattress.

Bull stroked his hip, even – now – encouraged Cullen moving back to meet his motions. And Cullen, sleepy and worn down by the carefulness of it all didn’t feel weak anymore, so much as lulled into this space of acceptance. It wasn’t so hard to fight with himself about this now, or to let go of the anguish, but perhaps that was because he knew it would soon be over anyway.

When Bull’s thrusts became uneven, Cullen unthinkingly reached back with a hand, and Bull grasped it and squeezed, linking their fingers. Cullen hoped it meant that Bull had some more awareness now, but he couldn’t be sure.

When Bull spilled deep within him, Cullen’s breathing had already eased from the rough panting of that initial penetration. He wasn’t even fully hard now, and he didn’t much mind.

Bull shuddered against him, held still, and then his head dropped and one side of his horns pressed against Cullen’s skin.

‘Kadan,’ Bull managed, though he sounded not entirely sure. It was almost a question.

‘It’s me,’ Cullen said. ‘I’m here.’

‘Fuck,’ Bull said, but the word was all relief.

‘You don’t have to speak. It’s all right.’

Bull nodding against his skin, smearing their sweat together. He was silent then. But Cullen was grateful for those two words all the same. Bull was here, and present, and had somehow – already – managed to find his way back to himself again. He was getting better at it. Faster. Cullen thought that was incredible, that even after only three times, he could already tell there were improvements.

Another five minutes, Bull softening inside of him but pressed so close that he didn’t slip out. Cullen moving so that he could stroke his foot clumsily along the outside of Bull’s calf. His thumb caressing the inside of Bull’s palm. Returning what gentleness he could, now that he knew he could touch freely without breaking whatever strange silence and stillness Bull required earlier.

A kiss between Cullen’s shoulder blades, and then Bull slid out of him and got off the bed quietly, heading to fetch a wet cloth for the both of them, no doubt. Cullen could feel seed leaking, and it wasn’t yet sticky, but it got tacky in a surprisingly short amount of time.

Bull returned, and Cullen took the cloth from him and cleaned himself. He knew Bull was tired, could tell by the way he didn’t insist on doing it for Cullen. Usually it was something he enjoyed immensely, both because it still made Cullen squirm after all this time, and because, well, it turned out he was every inch the mother hen that Cullen had once teased him over.

The mattress shifted as Bull got into it properly, and lay with his head flat, but his body twisted to the side, pulling Cullen towards him so that his back was against Bull’s belly.

He looked out into the dimness of the room, and thought that for all it was an emotionally tiring night, it was worth it. More than that, tomorrow would be different, and the next day different still, and Krem had said they were likely staying for a couple of months now.

For all that Cullen cherished his solitude, the thought of it made his heart leap, even as his breathing went sleep slow.

*

‘Hey,’ Bull said a couple of hours later, because he always knew when Cullen was awake, even if Cullen pretended otherwise. His voice was muted, thoughtful. ‘Thanks.’

Cullen shifted and pressed his back even closer to Bull, and thought of this thing that he could give to him, to bring him back. But then he thought of how Bull could go to anyone else for this; people who wanted it, people who would receive it with the grace and sweetness it deserved. He thought of how Bull returned to Cullen for it, and how that was its own sweetness, even if Cullen struggled to show it grace.

Cullen would prefer that Bull not take this to someone else, not out of jealousy, but because he craved to be allowed to surrender parts of himself to Bull, even the parts that might wish for something different. Because he wished to serve something greater than himself, even if it was as mundane as someone else’s needs.

‘My thanks are with you, too,’ Cullen said. ‘I know you think I don’t wish for this, but it’s not as simple as that. It’s complex.’

‘Shitting oath it is,’ Bull said, yawning into the back of Cullen’s neck. ‘Get some sleep, little lion. I’ll hurt you tomorrow.’

‘Or the next day,’ Cullen said with a faint smile. ‘You know there’s no rush.’

Bull mumbled something complicated in Qunlat – the tone was affectionate, but Cullen knew the fragments of words he picked up as prayer. So Bull wasn’t completely back yet, from wherever his mind had cast him.

Cullen had only one response that suited:

‘Kadan.’

Bull’s arm pulled him closer, and Cullen placed his hand carefully over Bull’s. He knew the moment that Bull fell into true sleep, an escape from whatever waking nightmares plagued him, and only then did he let himself follow.


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